Charter School to Open Downtown This Fall
Not long after Downtown Brooklyn parents started pushing for a neighborhood elementary school, the Brooklyn Prospect Charter School announced it will open a new elementary school in District 13. According to the press release, “In September, this first BPCS elementary division will open to kindergarteners in its permanent space — the upper three floors of…
Not long after Downtown Brooklyn parents started pushing for a neighborhood elementary school, the Brooklyn Prospect Charter School announced it will open a new elementary school in District 13. According to the press release, “In September, this first BPCS elementary division will open to kindergarteners in its permanent space — the upper three floors of 80 Willoughby Street, alongside St. Joseph High School for girls.” The charter school will grow a grade each year and will accomodate 300 students at full capacity. The admission is done by lottery; prospective kindergarten families can fill out an application here before June 3rd. And the Brooklyn Prospect Charter School will announce information session dates about the new school at its website.
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So thankful they are not associated with the organizations that you mentioned and do not operate in that way.